Medical image analysis is hindered by models built from limited data
Medical image analysis often requires domain-specific models and developing these models from scratch is hindered by limited data. The proposed system addresses this challenge by employing transfer learning with limited data, enabling it to adapt to new clinical applications. By utilizing annotated sample images, the system transforms generic models into application-specific ones and overcomes the limitations of traditional systems that are often tailored to specific domains or imaging devices.
Innovation works around limited data sources by using transfer learning
This invention is an adaptive medical image recognition system that utilizes transfer learning with limited data to recognize, localize, and classify regular and abnormal structures in medical images. It allows easy adaptation to new clinical applications by leveraging sample images with annotations as well as transforming generic models into specific classification and localization models for the target application.
- Limited Data Requirement: Overcomes the challenge of limited data by utilizing transfer learning, making it practical for a broader range of medical applications.
- Adaptability: The system can be easily customized for different medical domains and imaging devices, allowing for widespread applicability.
- Efficient Model Transformation: The technology efficiently transforms generic models into application-specific ones, reducing the time and resources required for model development.
- Diagnostics: Facilitates accurate and efficient medical image analysis, aiding in the diagnosis of various conditions across different medical domains.
- Medical Condition Monitoring: Enables continuous monitoring of medical conditions, allowing for timely intervention and personalized patient care.